Vintage Glazed Large Capacity Noodle Bowl For Home Use
4-piece set
$29.99
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$29.99
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Vintage Glazed Large Capacity Noodle Bowl For Home Use
$29.99
Sale price
$29.99
Regular price
This Japanese-style ceramic bowl features speckled matte outer glaze, classic vertical blue line patterns inside the bowl and brown trimmed rim for timeless rustic Japanese aesthetics. High-temperature firing forms dense sturdy porcelain. The compact glazed surface resists oil stains for easy rinsing. The roomy inner cavity fits ramen, snail noodles, instant noodles, staple rice, fruit salads and baked pastries. The elevated foot base insulates heat to prevent scalds during holding while protecting wooden tabletops against scratch marks. Ideal for daily home meals, solo dining, homestay table decor and light-café serving, matching log-style, Japanese and retro interior decoration.
Design Advantages
- Japanese Pattern & Speckled Glaze Design: Neat vertical blue stripes line the interior walls paired with soft scattered speckled outer glaze; brown rim trimming elevates premium texture, distinguishing the tableware from plain solid-colored bowls
- Deep Spacious Bowl Profile: Ample inner depth stops soup splatters while eating noodles, holding generous toppings to accommodate staple food, desserts and fresh fruit
- Raised Anti-slip Foot Base: The lifted bowl bottom cuts thermal conduction from tabletops for heat insulation, boosting placement stability and minimizing surface scratches
- Sturdy High-fired Porcelain: Sintering enhances chip resistance. The glaze resists yellowing and fading, with safe compatibility for microwaves and dishwashers
Size Chart
| Specification | Rim Diameter(cm) | Bowl Height(cm) | Recommended Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large Size | 17.5 | 7.8 | Ramen, instant noodles, snail noodles, fruit salads |
Care Instructions
- Wipe with soft sponge during daily cleaning; abrasive steel wool scrubbing is forbidden to avoid permanent glaze scratches
- Prevent extreme temperature shocks (rinsing boiling-hot bowls under cold tap water) to cut cracking risks
- Insert kitchen paper towels between stacked bowls to reduce glaze abrasion from mutual friction